Boy Next Door (Parkside Avenue book #2)
“Kendrick said, upon my return. He was busy clicking the console of his computer game and didn’t look up as I entered.
“I have a job to do.”
“Paps made a casserole. It’s in the oven, if you want some.”
“Great. I’m starving,” I said, as I went to search out the food. Smelling chocolate all afternoon, without getting to eat the final product, had my stomach growling to be filled.
Kendrick’s voice drifted down the corridor. “So, when are you gonna spare some time to spend with your baby bro?”
“How ...about tonight?” I shouted.
“If you’re thinking of going to the club, that is. I said I’d go back to the game.”
“Are you sure that’s wise? You were lucky to make it out of there in one piece, yesterday.”
“I know what I’m doing.”
“Yeah, well I hope so.”
Kendrick remained focused on the screen as I curled up on the sofa with my meal. Perhaps now was a good time for that chat. “How was college today?” I asked.
“Same as always. Hate the joint.
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“I have a job to do.”
“Paps made a casserole. It’s in the oven, if you want some.”
“Great. I’m starving,” I said, as I went to search out the food. Smelling chocolate all afternoon, without getting to eat the final product, had my stomach growling to be filled.
Kendrick’s voice drifted down the corridor. “So, when are you gonna spare some time to spend with your baby bro?”
“How ...about tonight?” I shouted.
“If you’re thinking of going to the club, that is. I said I’d go back to the game.”
“Are you sure that’s wise? You were lucky to make it out of there in one piece, yesterday.”
“I know what I’m doing.”
“Yeah, well I hope so.”
Kendrick remained focused on the screen as I curled up on the sofa with my meal. Perhaps now was a good time for that chat. “How was college today?” I asked.
“Same as always. Hate the joint.
Can’t be bothered.MoreLess
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